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harangue(2)(dictionary)
harangue(dictionary)

harangue(2) (iou)



harangue verb trans. & intrans. L17.
[French haranguer, formed as HARANGUE noun.]
Deliver a harangue or long address (to).
Coleridge There is no subject, which men in general like better to harangue on than politics. P. Lively Madame Charlot harangues the cook, in an unbroken monologue that lasts five minutes.
haranguer noun M17.